how many lives need to be lost

 

Andrew Y. Ames holds an MFA (RISD’08) in Digital Media, a BFA (DU‘04) in Electronic Media Arts and
Design. Ames is a new media artist and designer that plays and plays with games. Games, his work shows, are cultural artifacts that not only entertain and instruct, but epitomize the societies that created them. His modifications bend the rules and reinvent board, video, and card games in unexpected ways that invite critical reflection on consumerism, politics, technology, and media. He was featured in the Providence Journal as one of RISD’s Up-and-Coming Art Stars. His work has been exhibited nationally and internationally and has most recently been included in Pixilerations at the 5 Traverse Gallery.

Upcoming exhibitions of personal and WRMC Collaborative work:

2010 Juried Alumni Exhibition, Victoria H. Myhren Gallery. Denver, CO {Sept. 30th-Oct. 14th}

PIXILERATIONS [v.7], Sol Koffler Gallery. Providence, RI {Sept. 30th-Oct. 10th}

Learn to Play, Euphrat Museum of Art, De Anza College, San Jose, CA {Sept.16th-19th}

SoyaHaus, the HousEART Project, 41 Kussoth Street, Olneyville RI {Ongoing}

Andrew Y. Ames
New Media Artist, Designer,
Collaborator
and educator

Games:
the Art of Making, Bending and Breaking Rules

//thesis and related art work

Curriculum Vitae
//education, experience, exhibition record, etc.

Arbitrary Nature
//studio, digital and installation works 1999-2007

A Designerly Type
//a strictly print & web design portfolio, or
view my aquent and aiga profiles

current projects

And the Invasion Ended.

A new series that introduces a narrative that asks what happened after the space invaders went back home.

What is My Purpose Now?
// an interactive 2D game

Space Invader Returns Home
//a reactive installation

Memorial Park
// an interactive 3D game [concepting]

Propaganda: a series of posters
// Mission Accomplished | Lives | Victory [in progress]

Contractor
//[concepting]

Classes

Intro to Web Design

Tuesdays 9 to 1140

HTML Toolbox

Wednesdays 120 to 4

Coding and scripting

Mondays 9 to 1140